trigger pin?
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dullh
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0.154" x 1.05" - same an as AR
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dullh
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Tell that to CMC. The pins that came with the CMC trigger I dropped into my 15-22 were the same pins I used on my Sig M400 and Spikes lowers.
trebor127
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If the pins are the same length as your AR then you do not have the correct length pins for a 15-22 as the polymer lower is a couple of mm wider than a AR
KNS Non-Rotate Trigger/Hammer Pins for S&W - MP15-22NRTHPDE2 - Primary Arms
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Keith
Although the extra length of the 15-22 pins doesn't necessarily matter. I have the PC model, which comes with an RRA trigger. The pins are slightly recessed from the receiver but I have had no problems. Also, Geissele will tell you simply to use their standard pins in the 15-22 as well. Unless you are concerned about the appearance, there won't necessarily be a problem.
dullh
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Fact is they work...and they don't walk after several hundred rounds...
trebor127
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kawboy was'nt asking what worked in the 15-22 but the actual
size, and a standard AR pin is shorter in length than a standard
15-22 pin
Keith
Majorlk
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kawboy was'nt asking what worked in the 15-22 but the actual
size, and a standard AR pin is shorter in length than a standard
15-22 pin
Keith
The 15-22 pins ARE AR pins. There is no difference. All three 15-22s I have purchased have the pins the same length as so-called AR pins and are slightly recessed with no problem whatsoever.
KNS makes a longer pin for the 15-22, but they are unnecessary unless you are using the KNS pin-locking system.
hammer pin
I have an mp15-22 w the slide fire stock I've pushed over 5000 rounds through it in the past two three weeks. I absolutely love the gun. However, when I watched the gunsmith install the CMC 3.5lb trigger the pins with the E clip worried me...low and behold the hammer pin is missing....I noticed yesterday at the range it wasn't working correctly and when I came home today and broke it down for a cleaning realized the hammer pin was missing. Had to buy the KNS Precision assembly for the mp1522, which will make these pins much more secure....in my opinion the cmc assembly was poorly thought out and cheaply made those E clips are a joke. Anyone else have this issue?
I have an mp15-22 w the slide fire stock I've pushed over 5000 rounds through it in the past two three weeks. I absolutely love the gun. However, when I watched the gunsmith install the CMC 3.5lb trigger the pins with the E clip worried me...low and behold the hammer pin is missing....I noticed yesterday at the range it wasn't working correctly and when I came home today and broke it down for a cleaning realized the hammer pin was missing. Had to buy the KNS Precision assembly for the mp1522, which will make these pins much more secure....in my opinion the cmc assembly was poorly thought out and cheaply made those E clips are a joke. Anyone else have this issue?
RedNeck Jim
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I understand, the CMC pins with the e-clips are made for an AR... not the 15-22. The CMC pins for 15-22 that I have seen, are longer than the AR pins & don't use e-clips. Those pins are held in place by set screws.
I personally don't care for e-clips on any of my guns. All mine use a variety of pins but all use set screws.
Here are the CMC pins for the 15-22. You have to order them special, like KNS, as they don't come with the stock trigger.
http://store.cmctriggers.com/index.php/pins/pinsets-70.html
dullh
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I may have been wrong about the length, but I was right about the diameter.
I have three CMC triggers. None of them have clips, what are they?. The three triggers I have came with anti-walk pins that had set screws. I did use those pins when I put the CMC trigger in my 15-22; after I discovered the pins Jim linked to above, I switched them out - seemed like no difference to me, but i don't know - all I know is they held the CMC trigger in place...
JeffDeMello
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With the CMC drop in trigger you either use the longer pins with e clips or KNS type anti rotation pins. With the drop in trigger there is no springs to hold the pins in place. Like mentioned above the stock pins fall out..
